I’m experiencing this very thing in Elden Ring. There’s tons of optional bosses and I won’t leave and area until I kill it. The issue is that the best way to beat is to parry, and I am dog shit at it. So I’ve been on it for four plus hours now.
Her last fight against the Cleric Beast was honestly pretty impressive since the bosses life points got raised because she summoned a hunter who didn't even help in the end.
@@mnnmnnnnnnn it's a critical attack you can perform on enemies when you riposte with the gun, perform a charged back attack or deal enough damage to stagger.
@@DistastefulDarkness it felt so real. I turned on the PlayStation when I woke up played for a few hours went back to sleep like a baby. I guess I just needed to play before bed and my brain managed to wake me up to get it's fix.
I really admire her "I won't let this shit beat me!"-attitude. These "I made my girlfriend play X" videos have more character building than most shows I watched recently.
I had subtitles on and seriously the auto generated word for „noobis“ is Anubis in the first video I definitely didn’t got that and thought he was talking about the Egyptian God
That's how I beat Orphan, he beat my ass multiple times, I asked for help, the guy who ran in got stomped (forgot if he landed like 3 weak hits or if he died instantly), then I pretty much went "well fuck, this run is over" and beat him that run. Maybe it drained the anxiety out of my body for a bit cuz I thought I was f'd (Cuz I knew the health thing) or whatever, idk, but I don't think I was too worried about the boss cuz I knew I had a lot of insight left, either way, was pretty hype. I remember going into the final boss of dark souls 3 base game (haven't gotten the dlc yet after years, I've beaten 2 souls-like since then (nioh and the surge) even, was expecting to just check it out not expecting much, and bam, pretty high energy but easy time of it.
@@nefariousnektarios I mean I plan on it, I just want them to go down on price, cuz like 13 bucks for dlc when I'm a pc gamer, seems big, when i can get plenty of other stuff I want a lot for like 5, so jus tbeen waiting for the sale price to go down further than the 12-13 dollar price point for the season pass.
@@IskandarTheWack The dark souls DLC is more than worth the price. between AoA and TRC you get a solid extra 20 hours of content, easily the coolest and most challenging boss fights across the DS series, and some of the most interesting character interactions and lore bites in the series as well. They also do a really good job of finishing off the story of Dark Souls and go beyond just the cyclical "linking the fire"
@@_Reyne Heavily subjective, my backlog has like 300 games in it, including a lot of great ones. Judging a game based on artificial stuff like buck per hour is hardly relevant to me. I'm not hurting for stuff to play.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 nah they won’t be around because Europeans in power have drastically increased the cost of living in the west while destroying and depriving the Middle East and africa of resources, making the region more about economics than culture
i think my favorite thing is her unnatural extreme hatred for the doll. also, the fact that she quit for a week and then wanted to come back and fuck him up. that's exactly what happened when i bought demon's souls when it originally came out.
I wonder if she has a fear or phobia of dolls. I know I do, a pretty strong one. Though, the Doll in Bloodbourne wouldn't really creep me out, I don't think. She looks Human enough, if weird.
I think between the first three bosses, it kind of depends on the person who is the hardest. I had less issues with Blood Starved Beast and Gascoigne than I did Cleric Beast.
@@Saint.Cosmos Yeah I agree I think they both perform skill checks differently. Father Gasoline is to check your parrying and cleric beast your item use and dodging. BSB is a ramp up in difficulty compared to them both so it’s somewhat of a final skill check so you’ll really get a good idea of the speed you should be expecting from the rest of the game. So depending on what you’re bad at you’ll have more or less trouble depending on the boss
26:18 I swear to God Miyazaki made these games specifically to live in your head rent-free until you’ve conquered them. The first time I gave up on Dark Souls the guilt and regret ate away at my conscience for a whole year as it felt like the game was mocking me every time I walked by it on my shelf😂
it's how I feel right now about SS Ishin, been at it for months on and off, I'll get him one day but today is not that day, not even tomorrow lol. Maybe after Elden Ring.
@Court Jester Yes! I can't speak for OP, but I remember hating DS1 so much I dropped it for 8 months on my first playthrough. Again, the guilt got to me and I said "it's just a fucking game, it can't be that bad." Went back to it and beat it in a week. That was about 3 years ago. Now I have played every single DS game hundreds of times and it's my favorite game series of all time. The most eye-opening moment for me was the realization that those games aren't made to break you, but for you to overcome. They aren't impossible challenges, but they don't hold your hand either. You just gotta keep at it, and never lose hope.
i would have thought that after seeing how big the enemies were in DS1 that she would have realised her character being slightly smaller would have no impact on gameplay
Let your gf know that my first playthrough with bloodborne was exactly the same! I ended up just recently replaying it and getting platinum. She's got this!
@anor27 What I learnt was: Perseverance. Patience and acceptance towards my failures. No beating myself up. Wiki info without hesitation. Embrace a bit of grinding when current boss is ridiculously hard (grinding to ease difficulty is like food spiciness- you adjust it according to personal taste). Test out new weapons and find your favorites; it's beneficial to have more than one style of attack. When the worlds open up, try visiting a few to find what places are most managible for you. Sorry this info came so late.
I love watching 'non-gamers' play my favorite games, especially soulsborne. Sometimes it baffles me so see them miss shortcuts or secrets that seem obvious to me but then i realize they're gaming history is slim or none. Love these videos.
The best Hunters/Undeads aren't those who have the best skill. They are those who are shoved, beaten, killed dozens of times, and yet still... They stand back up and endure until their victory. Mighty props to her!
@@IskandarTheWack That is a good point, but I think I need to clarify myself. What I mean is that when someone first starts playing the Soulsbourne games, there are those who die twice to Ornstein and Smough, and there are those who die a couple dozen times to the Asylum Demon. There are those who ragequit when they die a few times and try again a few weeks later, and there are those who keep on trudging forward no matter how much they failed. Sure, the former might be a more skilled player, might finish the game in one hour, and be the l33t k1ng 0f pvp, but to be honest, the later player deserves more admiration. The theme of the Soulsbourne games (more of the Souls, honestly) is not about being a naturally skilled player. It's about persistence, never giving up. The ideal traits of the Chosen Undead aren't necessarily present in the first example of a player, but they 100% sure are there in the second one. (and I'm not sure what playing back in the PS3 has anything to do with anything, but oh well... I won't be annoying about that xD)
@@IskandarTheWack Yeah, I know that, but I don't see why the skilled players are the ones who played in the PS3. I mean, I guess that was just an example, but anyway
To be fair, a person playing Bloodborne as one of their first video game titles is going to trigger animal instincts. To her it feels like a truly hostile environment. It's probably more hostile than real life. It's like a window into hell. I remember struggling with Super Mario 1 on the NES back when I was a kid. That was my first game. I remember I struggled with the controls in the beginning. It was a d-pad and 2 buttons. Bloodborne is like 10 to the 20 more intricate and complex than that. It's amazing she's doing this well so fast!
@@santiagosenoran1217 also old trailer for the shareholders was leaked a month ago AND sources say there's some new trailer cooking up for E3 I guess? If they won't even so the trailer on E3 2021 I'm gonna say It wont even release on 2022.
@@santiagosenoran1217 Every mordecai update is like someone lighting the First Flame. It weakens every cycle, but the world of light that is my soul endures and the warmth keeps me from hollowing.
Having my girlfriend play Bloodbourne was one of the funniest experiences of my life. She almost quit at Old Yharnam were the werewolf bursts from the door in a jumpscare. I've never heard anyone scream like that before, I'm sure the neighbors thought she was being murdered. It's been about 2 years and she still holds that against me.
That was almost the same experience as making my older brother play this game, besides him being WAY more into videogames at all. He struggled pretty much with the first hours of the game, he really disliked Dark Souls 1, but Bloodborne interested him a bit more. It wasn't on the Cleric Beast, but after some hours he started to learn how to make the combat easier, and, if i remember well in the path to the Hemwick area, he said "now i'm starting to understand why people like this, it isn't insanely hard, i'm learning now". That was extremely satisfying for me, as the Souls Series is probably my favorite media of all time. Now he has already beaten Ds3, and the last time we talked about Souls he was stucked half-way through Ds2. Now i'm just hoping he doesn't find my comment here, i have send this video to him. q-p
Your first time with Bloodborne is so good you look for ways to relive it so you make others play it in front of you for the first time. Its a feeling that cannot be put into words.
@@arch92 Well here is to hoping we get that 1st time again if ee get Bloodborne 2 in which I really hope so. From what I understand, we don't know for sure if blood ministration actually occurred in the real waking world which is required to end the Nightmare cycle. Im no lore expert though so either way I just want BB2 more than anything.
“Where are you going man? Are you stil-“ *A S C E N D S* On a sidenote her remembering the burnt werewolf and using that as clue to use fire is pretty intelligent
I hated Dark Souls until Bloodborne (which is now my favorite game of all time) so yeah. I now love the Souls series. I always teach friends new to the game to get good at dodging but don't forget to use the shield when needed.
I played Bloodborne first (one of my fav. games of all time) and then gave dark souls 2 and 3 a try. I also enjoyed these, but damn do I prefer the gun. I just can't parry with the shild no matter what I do XD
This is hilarious! My boyfriend made me play Bloodborne as well, and that was the game that turned me into a gamer. It was so infuriating dying and having to start all over again. Needless to say I spent countless hours in the beginning area, farming blood echoes and vials. Fast forward 300 hours and I got platinum, on top of that every other game has been childish easy compared to the pain and suffering I went through in Bloodborne. So pumped for Elden Ring !
Crying laughing at the way you asked 'do you want a milkshake?' in the tone of voice I'd expect from a bomb disposal expert. I love Bloodborne but I can definitely get why it frustrates people, all things told she did pretty damn well for someone that wasn't jiving with it. Oh, and Happy Birthday!
The number of people who start Bloodborne and don’t immediately realize the liability of strong and transformered attacks is staggering to me. Love these videos.
Amazing. I found myself rooting heavily for her and as happy for her(defeating the cleric beast) as I was, my first, blind, soulsbourne victory. Excellent mate, and congrats to both of you!
I’m so happy she finally got Cleric Beast! And with the boss having more health due to the summon too? That’s frickin awesome! I always forget I can summon Papa Guacamole. Like I literally just killed Cleric Beast on NG+ so I’m kinda sad I didn’t think to do that lol. I really wanna try that since he’s one of my favorite characters.
I very rarely watch a video over 10 minutes long in full, but I was glued to this - as a fellow Scot I was cheering her on like fuck at the end. That was amazing!!
Breaks me heart to see someone break against Bloodborne. Truly missing out on one of the single finest gaming experiences of the generation. Fair play to her for slaying The Cleric Beast. I really, REALLY hope she tries it again. There's so much beauty and mystery she'd probably love.
@@seinfeldx You really don’t need to kill BSB and you can kill it later. A serrated weapon with fire buff works very well. You are actually punished for killing BSB, the game adds tougher enemies, the sack guys, and you will get kidnapped by the first one to another optional area which is a part of Yahargul before you reach it in the main storyline. Actually, you don’t need to go to old city at all except maybe to pick up Hunter’s torch and some upgrade materials and charred hunter set. You can do all of that without killing a single beast, then escape back.
i just wanted to say i was grinding my mining skill at the Al Kharid area in Runescape while this played in the background, and your choice of music really tripped me out.
i tried to divide and conquer, it worked once, every other time i ended up getting ganged up on anyways, then i tried just running past all of them, and it became my standard in that area, until i saw someone on YT do it so flawlessly i started to just slaughter all of them, parrying enemies and visceral them gives me so much satisfaction
The best part of the soulbourne games is that rush of euphoria when you beat that hard as nails boss. The stress and frustration of all those deaths and enemies is completely worth it for when you do win because it feels like you've beaten the impossible
Honestly learning to run past enemies and on a more technical level figuring out enemy leashing is actually one of the biggest things you can learn in souls games. Killing all enemies is really only done for three things: unhindered thorough exploration, checking to see what goodies you can get, and farming. If you're just trying to progress and you're there's an area of relative safety beyond some enemies, there's little reason to not run right past them. I had some friends who were both very familiar with games give up on Bloodborne after not being able to get through Central Yharnam. I also love the troll is both literal and figurative, as he has back turned and is fixed when you approach him, but if you ignore him and continue past only then will he roam and wander into you after you convinced yourself he wasn't an active threat.
Yeah, but i find it extremely satisfying to kill every enemy. Just walking through bloodborne with every enemy dead is one of the most eerie things. Plus, you quickly build up resources. Chances are, if you’re semi good, you’ll always get your stuff back. Unlike dark souls, this game encourages that type of thing. Plus, if you get lucky, you’ll get blood stone shards or twin shards from hard enemies. It really rewards killing large amounts of enemies.
@@noop9k I would partially agree with that. You don't have to have completely conquered an area to run through parts of it. What I'm specifically referring to is the tendency by a lot of first time players that I've seen to try to kill every enemy in any area before being able to move on, when really you can run through different sections of an area to get to where you left off when you died. Running around without any experience in an area will likely not end well though.
@@glitchydoll Please, for a noob it takes many tries to remember even a single ambush. If you just run you will run into strong enemies and will be ambushed. Enemies in BB are not as relentless at chasing you as most DS1 enemies but still deadly enough if you don’t expect them. *MAYBE* nightmare of mensis? Seriously??
The most fascinating thing about these videos is seeing how much From assumes you know basic mechanics and concepts in games to play. Like any gamer will click on everything at first to obtain weapons and attempt to kill enemies
And THAT'S how these games get their claws in you. Once you get addicted to that feeling of overcoming what feels like your greatest adversity, you can't stop
There are three different reactions to the cleric beast scream, "Yeah, no. I'm going home" "Okay, gotta be careful" And of course, "I'll be back, just gotta RIP AND TEAR!"
I feel like she might like Sekiro. It has a sneak mechanic, jumping, a much for straight forward story and progression when it comes to stats, no real gear or weapons to worry about, and it over all is a much more streamlined experience. I personally prefer all the numbers and whatnot from Dark Souls and Bloodborne, but Sekiro is maybe a better starting game. As a side note, it is true that Bloodborne has the worst healing system in any the Soulsborne game, it combines the worst aspects of Demon's Souls and Dark Souls into one really annoying and shitty system. Running out of blood vials does force you to grind if you don't want to lose your fighting chance because you can no longer heal up, but you can't stock up on them in excess if you do choose to grind because they cap at 20. To make things worse you can't buy them early on without wasting your blood echoes because you need to save though for leveling up and upgrading your weapons.
Actually you can stock up on excess. Any excess blood vials, quicksilver bullets, or other items over the maximum get sent to the storage and are replenished when you die or go to the Hunter's Dream.
@@joshuaseagondollar2495 I know that. But unlike Demon's Souls you can only hold a max of 20 vials. Sure you could be OP if you could hold over 20 vials, but the problem is the health system in Bloodborne is fundamentally broken and basically designed to be annoying. It should have been like Dark Souls which already perfected the healing system, where you have a set number of healing items every time you die and they always come back.
@@RegalPixelKing You actually can inrease the cap on blood vials and quicksilver bullets. I think it requires runes or some kind of weapon upgrade though. I get your point though.
Okay, I REALLY felt that at the end. The PS5 version of Demon Souls is my first venture into FromSoftware/Souls like games. I’ve had the game since I got my PS5, and I tried so hard to figure it out and just gave up and quit. Then one day, I sat down and said “I’m going to beat this first boss, I refuse to let it beat me.” I finally did and then went “Okay yup, I’m hooked, the feeling is amazing, I need more.”
Dude! I watched the video without blinking an eye just to realize at the end that you only have 3k subscribers!!! I expected to see at least 400k man! Congrats on the amazing content and a happy birthday to this brave huntress!! That was some impressive slashing there at the end!
Bloodborne grinding is what makes it worth it when u finally get that item u want or that weapon/ spell whatever it may be I love love love the soulsborne games That rush of dopamine at the end of a boss fight is what keeps me coming back to them
It's been so long since i started playing soulsborne game that I dont really have the feeling of accomplishment when you finally slay a boss. But thank to this video I remember all those hour against the abyss watchers on my first run on any souls... I was a fool and went directly their instead of the cathedral and so was seriously underleveled for someone playing a soulsgame for the first time. It took me 10 hours to grind and kill him that day, and I was so happy. I didn't understand why i could'nt go in irithyll and so came back to previous area to see if i had missed something... i laughed so hard when i saw that i totally skipped 2 boss and an immense part of the game. When after 50h of gameplay and an uncountable number of death I finally beat the souls of cinder I knew this was my type of game. (I let you imagine what happend when i discovered the archpeak dragon zone and the nameless king fight) Thank you for the video and good luck to her on her adventure (sorry for my english i'm french)
29:50 I remember the same thing happening to me when I fought the cleric beast. I feel like the game is actually designed to make that moment so epic at this point. you run out of blood viles but the beast is so low. You dash in and trade blow for blow like a mighty gladiator ignoring all safety as your opponent finally falls and you are the last standing. you put your controller down and raise your arms in victory, the gesture controls kicking in making your character do a victory pose as well.
My very first game on ps4 was Bloodborne and I have never used a controller before. This video reminded me of a learning process that I had faced long ago, this felt very nostalgic for me. 24:51 is exact what happened to me in my first hour, my cane broke, so I restarted the whole game. The frustration that I have can't be described. Thank you for this video, it was very nostalgic for me. sorry in advance for every mistake I have done.
Looking forward to eventual couple let's play channel that this becomes. The sound quality was way better for both of you this time than the dark souls ones x
Bloodborne is the cream of the crop. So good. Makes me wanna play it again. I had ds 1,2 and 3 experience and was someone who basically always two handed and never used shields, so it felt pretty comfortable at that point. I got my ass handed to me numerous times too. I'd have hated to play this as someone with no experience or someone who relies on shields.
I like that to comfort her you didn't try to give advice, didn't try to reassure or ask if she wanted to stop, you just asked if she wanted some MaccyD's. That's a smart BF move. Also props to her for sticking on through and wanting to play more Dark Souls after all of that. I have a friend who's a long time gamer who didn't even have the conviction to get past the bonfire mob.
This video really hit me hard. Though I played since I was a little girl, Bloodborne was my very first souls game. Your gf's frustration was my own frustration. The more I played at the first stages, the more I wanted about EVERYTHING. And after long gaming session I got tired and it became even more frustrating. Some of the things she said and sigh she sighed were my very own and this led me to root for her! I remember feeling the way she felt with the cleric beast, but in my case with Logarius. I spent dozen of f-in sessions trying to slay him. When I finally killed that mf, the joy and relief was immeasurable. I deeply understand her joy. Go girl, you can conquer whatever you want!
I actually felt emotional at the end. The hard won triumph. I was on the edge of my seat. (and my seven yr old, who recently saw be playing Bloodborne and wanted to make his own character, cheered loudly when she felled the beast)
Fun fact if you kill gascoigne first you can summon a different character at a different place that appears near the house to help with the cleric beast instead
Am so happy for you guys! First, well more like my 4th playthrough in bloodborne i gave up when i had to fight the cleric beast. For 2 years it was sitting idly. Then i decided to give it another go. every mastery of a section gave me confidence and bloodlust. Hardest boss in the game turned out to be was self defeat. Quite nostalgic feeling watching the cries of utter victory in dire situations
Good for her for sticking with it. I think she realized when she defeated the cleric beast what these games are all about: facing seemingly insurmountable odds and overcoming them and garnering the spoils of war from the turmoil which EA calls “a sense of pride and accomplishment”. There is nothing like that feeling of beating a boss you’ve been bashing your head against for hours. I bashed my head against artorias for the first time 78 times (I counted them) until I finally beat him. The feeling was indescribable
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To be honest this is a pretty natural reaction for any Scottish person who finds themselves trapped in England.
From experience - I can confirm this is true
This comment is actually so underrated. NGL as a central EU state citizen, it was a good thing that I visited England before playing Bloodborne.
@@cronoz-sensei4259 This makes me never want to step foot outside northern Europe lmao
@@bigmcdick4916 Nah, it was fine there. Its just the fact that the weather resembles bbs perfectly. Its cold, rainy and overall just very depressing.
12/10 comment holy fuck
"One last go" - every DarkSouls/Bloodborne player during a sleepless night.
then your last go ends up being 2 hours, so you decide to take things to mensis w shitty weapons or some shit
I’m experiencing this very thing in Elden Ring. There’s tons of optional bosses and I won’t leave and area until I kill it. The issue is that the best way to beat is to parry, and I am dog shit at it. So I’ve been on it for four plus hours now.
@@jaimeruiz7837 Me who beat the game without a shield but with the Grafted Greatsword😏
To be fair, after hundreds and hundreds of hours in Bloodborne and Dark Souls, I still call Blood Echoes, "souls" too.
Played bloodborne first so I do the opposite haha
@Junako me too.
I played BB first but I call them souls cause I just like it more :)
2 less syllables, it's just easier
I was calling even Hollow Knight's geo "souls"
Her last fight against the Cleric Beast was honestly pretty impressive since the bosses life points got raised because she summoned a hunter who didn't even help in the end.
Papa Calzone needs to git gud, that was embarrassing.
@@Godmcgod omg let it slide you whack
@@Godmcgod 🤡
@@retro1631🤓🤡
It was her birthday yesterday so be a bunch of gems and wish her happy birthday!
Belated Happy Birthday to the Noobus, and I wish her the greatest of adventures with the Soulkiroborne games!
Happy belated Birthday!!
Happy belated Birthday!
happy late birthday
happy belated bday, she got gud!
“I dont want your patronising rubs” is my favourite line in this whole video.
I died xD
Fuckin dead. 💀☠😂
I really don’t get what “rubs“ means in this scenario.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 since its patronising I'd guess back rubs, otherwise it'd be a bit weird to be patronising
Now that the experiment is over you could teach her how viscerals works so she can enjoy the game.
Watching her miss those golden opportunities to finish the Cleric Beast with a visceral had me eating my knuckles!
Suffering, I was suffering. But I’m happy she finally killed the Cleric Beasts, was so hoping she would accidentally Visceral it at the end there
@@MontyZander if she went strength build she'd have no need of viscerals!
what is visceral i just started playing this game yesterday
@@mnnmnnnnnnn it's a critical attack you can perform on enemies when you riposte with the gun, perform a charged back attack or deal enough damage to stagger.
Straight up slaughtered a man in a wheelchair with no second thought lmao
Game make you doubt everyone and everything, it is no surprised i killed crow hunter by mistake.
@@seinfeldx i killed lil spidey boy in the lecture hall and got "most uncharitable, friend. Most uncharitable indeed" and then i felt shame
@UCf6kgUjkptbN8n8yUnpP1eQ don't, I did the same only to find out later he's a piece of shit who deserved worse XD
I did the same thing too when I tried the game.
@@Sternertime well what does he expect after pushing me in the river of poison earlier😂😂
She gone blood drunk, that's what the hunt makes with people
Makes a man sick...
@@Lobsterwithinternet ooooooohhh... the sweet smell...
You're not kidding. I once dreamt I was in bloodborne just hunting and I woke up and I couldn't help myself but to hoont the rest of the night.
@@eddieb1995 A hoonter must hoont, even in a dream
@@DistastefulDarkness it felt so real. I turned on the PlayStation when I woke up played for a few hours went back to sleep like a baby. I guess I just needed to play before bed and my brain managed to wake me up to get it's fix.
I really admire her "I won't let this shit beat me!"-attitude.
These "I made my girlfriend play X" videos have more character building than most shows I watched recently.
For some reason i keep hearing "anubis" instead of "noobis" so my mind just imagines a jackal god trying to play videogames
I had subtitles on and seriously the auto generated word for „noobis“ is Anubis in the first video I definitely didn’t got that and thought he was talking about the Egyptian God
Hahaha!!! Thank you for that amazing visual! I hope someone uses this audio to make an animation of exactly that!
@@lozoo-203 Same here, for the first video I kept wondering why he called his girlfriend Anubis.
I mean it kinda fits, we got Sun God Ra and his girlfriend Anubis playing Bloodborne. What an image!
Noobus humanus when she sees the doll: she's just standing there MENACINGLY
What's really impressive is because she summoned Gas Can, she beat the Cleric Beast with 50% more health by herself!
That's how I beat Orphan, he beat my ass multiple times, I asked for help, the guy who ran in got stomped (forgot if he landed like 3 weak hits or if he died instantly), then I pretty much went "well fuck, this run is over" and beat him that run.
Maybe it drained the anxiety out of my body for a bit cuz I thought I was f'd (Cuz I knew the health thing) or whatever, idk, but I don't think I was too worried about the boss cuz I knew I had a lot of insight left, either way, was pretty hype.
I remember going into the final boss of dark souls 3 base game (haven't gotten the dlc yet after years, I've beaten 2 souls-like since then (nioh and the surge) even, was expecting to just check it out not expecting much, and bam, pretty high energy but easy time of it.
@@IskandarTheWack may I recommend getting both dlc's for DS III? They're absolutely phenomenal
@@nefariousnektarios I mean I plan on it, I just want them to go down on price, cuz like 13 bucks for dlc when I'm a pc gamer, seems big, when i can get plenty of other stuff I want a lot for like 5, so jus tbeen waiting for the sale price to go down further than the 12-13 dollar price point for the season pass.
@@IskandarTheWack The dark souls DLC is more than worth the price. between AoA and TRC you get a solid extra 20 hours of content, easily the coolest and most challenging boss fights across the DS series, and some of the most interesting character interactions and lore bites in the series as well. They also do a really good job of finishing off the story of Dark Souls and go beyond just the cyclical "linking the fire"
@@_Reyne Heavily subjective, my backlog has like 300 games in it, including a lot of great ones. Judging a game based on artificial stuff like buck per hour is hardly relevant to me. I'm not hurting for stuff to play.
Idk why, but somehow her scottish accent makes this 100 times better and funnier.
Celtic accents are innately amazing. They make any sort of conversation ten times better.
@@mistermaxie6487
True, and they won’t be around in ~100-200 years time, due to unrelenting forced mass immigration. 😢
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 nah they won’t be around because Europeans in power have drastically increased the cost of living in the west while destroying and depriving the Middle East and africa of resources, making the region more about economics than culture
Reminds me Morrigan Aensland is Scottish.
That's 100% the reason why I keep listening to these vids
i think my favorite thing is her unnatural extreme hatred for the doll.
also, the fact that she quit for a week and then wanted to come back and fuck him up.
that's exactly what happened when i bought demon's souls when it originally came out.
I wonder if she has a fear or phobia of dolls. I know I do, a pretty strong one. Though, the Doll in Bloodbourne wouldn't really creep me out, I don't think. She looks Human enough, if weird.
That’s cuz the doll is evil😈
Me: I may have no friends, i may have no PS Plus, But i still have *Pulls out YT and types in "Bloodborne Walkthrough Guide"*
@@elmicia538 nice reference
@@elmicia538 Zeus says hi
The end scene genuinely made my palms sweat. Honestly how many people not interested in this game would go through what she did. What a hero.
That moment when you realize that the gameplay check isn't the Cleric Beast, but Papa Gascan.
I think between the first three bosses, it kind of depends on the person who is the hardest. I had less issues with Blood Starved Beast and Gascoigne than I did Cleric Beast.
Gazza is pretty lit
@@Saint.Cosmos Yeah I agree I think they both perform skill checks differently. Father Gasoline is to check your parrying and cleric beast your item use and dodging. BSB is a ramp up in difficulty compared to them both so it’s somewhat of a final skill check so you’ll really get a good idea of the speed you should be expecting from the rest of the game. So depending on what you’re bad at you’ll have more or less trouble depending on the boss
Gascoigne gave me more trouble than any boss in the rest of the game or Dark Souls I/II and by a lot.
Daddy Guacamole still wrecks my shit sometimes
26:18 I swear to God Miyazaki made these games specifically to live in your head rent-free until you’ve conquered them. The first time I gave up on Dark Souls the guilt and regret ate away at my conscience for a whole year as it felt like the game was mocking me every time I walked by it on my shelf😂
it's how I feel right now about SS Ishin, been at it for months on and off, I'll get him one day but today is not that day, not even tomorrow lol. Maybe after Elden Ring.
@@Avrimor Yeah now I’m curious too lol
@Court Jester Yes! I can't speak for OP, but I remember hating DS1 so much I dropped it for 8 months on my first playthrough. Again, the guilt got to me and I said "it's just a fucking game, it can't be that bad." Went back to it and beat it in a week.
That was about 3 years ago. Now I have played every single DS game hundreds of times and it's my favorite game series of all time.
The most eye-opening moment for me was the realization that those games aren't made to break you, but for you to overcome. They aren't impossible challenges, but they don't hold your hand either. You just gotta keep at it, and never lose hope.
I love her logical thinking regarding her characters physique lmao
i would have thought that after seeing how big the enemies were in DS1 that she would have realised her character being slightly smaller would have no impact on gameplay
She should play dragons dogma lol
Wait until she realize that fighting with no armor is better than using the "best" armor you can get...
Let your gf know that my first playthrough with bloodborne was exactly the same! I ended up just recently replaying it and getting platinum. She's got this!
Just ged gud
@anor27 just saw this comment. Did you get it figured out? If not I can give you some tips.
@anor27 magic, just use a magic build and demon souls gets easy
@anor27 What I learnt was: Perseverance. Patience and acceptance towards my failures. No beating myself up. Wiki info without hesitation. Embrace a bit of grinding when current boss is ridiculously hard (grinding to ease difficulty is like food spiciness- you adjust it according to personal taste). Test out new weapons and find your favorites; it's beneficial to have more than one style of attack. When the worlds open up, try visiting a few to find what places are most managible for you.
Sorry this info came so late.
@anor27 look up fightin cowboy walkthroughs if still stuck, he provides really detailed strategy/tips
Your girlfriend showed she got the spirit of a Great Hunter. She deserves the best burguer and milkshake of [insert fast food sponsor] premium menu.
I love watching 'non-gamers' play my favorite games, especially soulsborne. Sometimes it baffles me so see them miss shortcuts or secrets that seem obvious to me but then i realize they're gaming history is slim or none. Love these videos.
The best Hunters/Undeads aren't those who have the best skill. They are those who are shoved, beaten, killed dozens of times, and yet still... They stand back up and endure until their victory. Mighty props to her!
The skilled player beat the game in an hour cuz they already went through the shoved, beaten, etc stuff back on the ps3.
@@IskandarTheWack That is a good point, but I think I need to clarify myself. What I mean is that when someone first starts playing the Soulsbourne games, there are those who die twice to Ornstein and Smough, and there are those who die a couple dozen times to the Asylum Demon. There are those who ragequit when they die a few times and try again a few weeks later, and there are those who keep on trudging forward no matter how much they failed.
Sure, the former might be a more skilled player, might finish the game in one hour, and be the l33t k1ng 0f pvp, but to be honest, the later player deserves more admiration. The theme of the Soulsbourne games (more of the Souls, honestly) is not about being a naturally skilled player. It's about persistence, never giving up. The ideal traits of the Chosen Undead aren't necessarily present in the first example of a player, but they 100% sure are there in the second one.
(and I'm not sure what playing back in the PS3 has anything to do with anything, but oh well... I won't be annoying about that xD)
@@SirZelean Demon's Souls and Dark Souls 1 were out before "now" past gen (ps4/xbox one), on the ps3
@@IskandarTheWack Yeah, I know that, but I don't see why the skilled players are the ones who played in the PS3. I mean, I guess that was just an example, but anyway
@@SirZelean The point is that people played the older games, and the oldest game in the series (and the 2nd) was on the ps3.
Ironically with all her pacifism she actively fights the werewolfs on the bridge, even though you could easily ignore them and go to the cleric beast
To be fair, a person playing Bloodborne as one of their first video game titles is going to trigger animal instincts. To her it feels like a truly hostile environment. It's probably more hostile than real life. It's like a window into hell.
I remember struggling with Super Mario 1 on the NES back when I was a kid. That was my first game. I remember I struggled with the controls in the beginning. It was a d-pad and 2 buttons.
Bloodborne is like 10 to the 20 more intricate and complex than that. It's amazing she's doing this well so fast!
You COULD, but why ignore blood echoes in front of you?
I hope one day I read "I Made My Girlfriend Play Elden Ring"
Don't count on it lol
@@jackalsniper4232 I watch mordecai's elden ring news every single day you can´t extinguish my hope
@@santiagosenoran1217 also old trailer for the shareholders was leaked a month ago AND sources say there's some new trailer cooking up for E3 I guess? If they won't even so the trailer on E3 2021 I'm gonna say It wont even release on 2022.
@@sushantheshreztha8777 Was there not the leaked gameplayt trailer? it looks pretty far along so I wouldnt put even late 2021 off the table
@@santiagosenoran1217 Every mordecai update is like someone lighting the First Flame. It weakens every cycle, but the world of light that is my soul endures and the warmth keeps me from hollowing.
Actually genuinely impressed she got all that way with what, 3 hours of fromsoft experience to guide her through it? That's some willpower
Having my girlfriend play Bloodbourne was one of the funniest experiences of my life. She almost quit at Old Yharnam were the werewolf bursts from the door in a jumpscare. I've never heard anyone scream like that before, I'm sure the neighbors thought she was being murdered. It's been about 2 years and she still holds that against me.
Maaaaaaaan that was an epic way to defeat the Cleric Beast, reminded me of my initial Soulsborne experiences. Well deserved after so much struggle.
Souslike. Bloodborne is a soulslike.
@@SecretPesch I thought soulsborne means bloodborne and dark souls
The messengers: why is she running I’m trying to help her I got a weapon she can have
That was almost the same experience as making my older brother play this game, besides him being WAY more into videogames at all.
He struggled pretty much with the first hours of the game, he really disliked Dark Souls 1, but Bloodborne interested him a bit more.
It wasn't on the Cleric Beast, but after some hours he started to learn how to make the combat easier, and, if i remember well in the path to the Hemwick area, he said "now i'm starting to understand why people like this, it isn't insanely hard, i'm learning now".
That was extremely satisfying for me, as the Souls Series is probably my favorite media of all time. Now he has already beaten Ds3, and the last time we talked about Souls he was stucked half-way through Ds2.
Now i'm just hoping he doesn't find my comment here, i have send this video to him. q-p
*Montyzander has pinned this comment NAH I'M JUST JOSHIN WITH YA. Thanks a lot!
@@MontyZander few seconds of dispair, a full minute of laughs. I'm the one who has to thank you here. XD
Your first time with Bloodborne is so good you look for ways to relive it so you make others play it in front of you for the first time. Its a feeling that cannot be put into words.
I wish I could relive the first time I played this game 😔 the jump scares of old yharnam were so good lol
@@arch92 Well here is to hoping we get that 1st time again if ee get Bloodborne 2 in which I really hope so. From what I understand, we don't know for sure if blood ministration actually occurred in the real waking world which is required to end the Nightmare cycle. Im no lore expert though so either way I just want BB2 more than anything.
So true, I've forced so many of my friends to play the opening at my house and watched so many playthroughs.
We guide others to a treasure we can no longer possess
Bloodborne is the most addictive drug known to man
“Where are you going man? Are you stil-“
*A S C E N D S*
On a sidenote her remembering the burnt werewolf and using that as clue to use fire is pretty intelligent
Bloodborne teaches you how to play Dark Souls. By not using a shield xD
I hated Dark Souls until Bloodborne (which is now my favorite game of all time) so yeah. I now love the Souls series. I always teach friends new to the game to get good at dodging but don't forget to use the shield when needed.
I dunno I played DS with a two hander so I never used a shield anyway
@@mrwoodchuck94 I played Dark Souls with a zweihander in one hand and a greatshield in the other hand.
I played Bloodborne first (one of my fav. games of all time) and then gave dark souls 2 and 3 a try. I also enjoyed these, but damn do I prefer the gun. I just can't parry with the shild no matter what I do XD
I played Dark Souls with a Bastard Sword and only occasionally busted out the heater.
This is hilarious! My boyfriend made me play Bloodborne as well, and that was the game that turned me into a gamer. It was so infuriating dying and having to start all over again. Needless to say I spent countless hours in the beginning area, farming blood echoes and vials. Fast forward 300 hours and I got platinum, on top of that every other game has been childish easy compared to the pain and suffering I went through in Bloodborne. So pumped for Elden Ring !
When she said "WE fricking did it" instead of I, you know she's the one
she was talking about the summoned hunter xD
@@HansOilaf I thought she was talking about her and her character haha!
If he can sit next to her for 10+ hours. Not saying anything to help her as a veteran.. I bet he had as much of a bad time as her.
I actually love this, genuinely rooting for her while watching its so fun to see such a mild gamer tackle this sort of thing and come out on top
Crying laughing at the way you asked 'do you want a milkshake?' in the tone of voice I'd expect from a bomb disposal expert. I love Bloodborne but I can definitely get why it frustrates people, all things told she did pretty damn well for someone that wasn't jiving with it.
Oh, and Happy Birthday!
The number of people who start Bloodborne and don’t immediately realize the liability of strong and transformered attacks is staggering to me. Love these videos.
Do not make her fight Ornstein and Smough, you’ll lose her mate.
"Took a sip of wine a flexed her muscles" I love that line lmao XD
I'm suprised she figured out how to interact with Gilbert right of the bat, but struggled 5 whole minutes with a lever 😂
"I want to sneak around"
Seikiro: You called?
...Beasts all over the shop... She'll be one of us, sooner or later...
Amazing. I found myself rooting heavily for her and as happy for her(defeating the cleric beast) as I was, my first, blind, soulsbourne victory. Excellent mate, and congrats to both of you!
"Have I not been through enough?!" The noobess has a point.
Thoroughly enjoyed this!
I’m so happy she finally got Cleric Beast! And with the boss having more health due to the summon too? That’s frickin awesome! I always forget I can summon Papa Guacamole. Like I literally just killed Cleric Beast on NG+ so I’m kinda sad I didn’t think to do that lol. I really wanna try that since he’s one of my favorite characters.
I literally threw my hands in the air when she landed that killing blow!
Same. XD It's just so exciting when you know the struggle XD
SAME, plus "YES! HELL YEAH! FUCK YEAH! WOOOT!!" added to the bargain. This, is bloody inspiring.
"I don't want your...PATRONIZING RUBS!"
Hahaha yeah I've been there
Dude my friend and i have started having a few beers watching these videos and we love you for them! Buy that woman another milkshake
I very rarely watch a video over 10 minutes long in full, but I was glued to this - as a fellow Scot I was cheering her on like fuck at the end. That was amazing!!
Breaks me heart to see someone break against Bloodborne.
Truly missing out on one of the single finest gaming experiences of the generation. Fair play to her for slaying The Cleric Beast. I really, REALLY hope she tries it again. There's so much beauty and mystery she'd probably love.
No
@@anonymousguy6610 stfu
@@josephmaldonado58 No
@@anonymousguy6610 fair
@@josephmaldonado58 no
Kudos to her! Especially for attacking it a 2nd time, I'm honestly impressed!
Playing 10+ hours just to realize that the Cleric Beast is a optional boss :-D :-D :-D
I have the platinum trophy and I JUST NOW found out it's optional..... What the fuck??
Blood starved beast is optional too, and if avoided the game is easier
@@noop9k he is my most hated one even after getting the good armor gear against poison and lots of stats, but i am still at snake florest.
@@seinfeldx You really don’t need to kill BSB and you can kill it later. A serrated weapon with fire buff works very well.
You are actually punished for killing BSB, the game adds tougher enemies, the sack guys, and you will get kidnapped by the first one to another optional area which is a part of Yahargul before you reach it in the main storyline.
Actually, you don’t need to go to old city at all except maybe to pick up Hunter’s torch and some upgrade materials and charred hunter set. You can do all of that without killing a single beast, then escape back.
@@seinfeldx oh and BTW armor bonuses in Bloodborne are relatively light. Runes give more substantial protection.
i just wanted to say i was grinding my mining skill at the Al Kharid area in Runescape while this played in the background, and your choice of music really tripped me out.
that bonfire mob.
new players: always try to divide and conquer.
Vet players: Hold my blood vials....
/v/et players: Naruto run past the mob, touching no one and only getting shot once
@@hardgay7537 speedrunners: bait the clinic's scourge beast grab attack near the gate to Forbidden Woods to skip 2 bosses
i tried to divide and conquer, it worked once, every other time i ended up getting ganged up on anyways, then i tried just running past all of them, and it became my standard in that area, until i saw someone on YT do it so flawlessly i started to just slaughter all of them, parrying enemies and visceral them gives me so much satisfaction
@@skywoofyt5375 ah, the combat clicked.
The best part of the soulbourne games is that rush of euphoria when you beat that hard as nails boss. The stress and frustration of all those deaths and enemies is completely worth it for when you do win because it feels like you've beaten the impossible
Honestly learning to run past enemies and on a more technical level figuring out enemy leashing is actually one of the biggest things you can learn in souls games. Killing all enemies is really only done for three things: unhindered thorough exploration, checking to see what goodies you can get, and farming. If you're just trying to progress and you're there's an area of relative safety beyond some enemies, there's little reason to not run right past them. I had some friends who were both very familiar with games give up on Bloodborne after not being able to get through Central Yharnam.
I also love the troll is both literal and figurative, as he has back turned and is fixed when you approach him, but if you ignore him and continue past only then will he roam and wander into you after you convinced yourself he wasn't an active threat.
Yeah, but i find it extremely satisfying to kill every enemy. Just walking through bloodborne with every enemy dead is one of the most eerie things. Plus, you quickly build up resources. Chances are, if you’re semi good, you’ll always get your stuff back. Unlike dark souls, this game encourages that type of thing. Plus, if you get lucky, you’ll get blood stone shards or twin shards from hard enemies. It really rewards killing large amounts of enemies.
Running only works after you know where to run. Running in random direction typically punishes you with loss of souls.
@@noop9k I mean, it’s bloodborne. The only areas you could possibly get lost in are the forest and MAAYBE nightmare of mensis.
@@noop9k I would partially agree with that. You don't have to have completely conquered an area to run through parts of it. What I'm specifically referring to is the tendency by a lot of first time players that I've seen to try to kill every enemy in any area before being able to move on, when really you can run through different sections of an area to get to where you left off when you died. Running around without any experience in an area will likely not end well though.
@@glitchydoll Please, for a noob it takes many tries to remember even a single ambush. If you just run you will run into strong enemies and will be ambushed. Enemies in BB are not as relentless at chasing you as most DS1 enemies but still deadly enough if you don’t expect them.
*MAYBE* nightmare of mensis? Seriously??
Bro that girl's a keeper!!! And thanks for letting us experience her fights against FROM!!!
At first she resisted the sting of dark souls, and she resisted the sting of bloodborne... but her poison resist is finite.
The most fascinating thing about these videos is seeing how much From assumes you know basic mechanics and concepts in games to play. Like any gamer will click on everything at first to obtain weapons and attempt to kill enemies
She is a trooper. Bless her
And THAT'S how these games get their claws in you. Once you get addicted to that feeling of overcoming what feels like your greatest adversity, you can't stop
There are three different reactions to the cleric beast scream,
"Yeah, no. I'm going home"
"Okay, gotta be careful"
And of course, "I'll be back, just gotta RIP AND TEAR!"
I feel like she might like Sekiro. It has a sneak mechanic, jumping, a much for straight forward story and progression when it comes to stats, no real gear or weapons to worry about, and it over all is a much more streamlined experience. I personally prefer all the numbers and whatnot from Dark Souls and Bloodborne, but Sekiro is maybe a better starting game.
As a side note, it is true that Bloodborne has the worst healing system in any the Soulsborne game, it combines the worst aspects of Demon's Souls and Dark Souls into one really annoying and shitty system. Running out of blood vials does force you to grind if you don't want to lose your fighting chance because you can no longer heal up, but you can't stock up on them in excess if you do choose to grind because they cap at 20. To make things worse you can't buy them early on without wasting your blood echoes because you need to save though for leveling up and upgrading your weapons.
You'd think that, you'd think that
the saying, be careful what you wish for because you just might get it never held more truth than now lol
Actually you can stock up on excess. Any excess blood vials, quicksilver bullets, or other items over the maximum get sent to the storage and are replenished when you die or go to the Hunter's Dream.
@@joshuaseagondollar2495 I know that. But unlike Demon's Souls you can only hold a max of 20 vials. Sure you could be OP if you could hold over 20 vials, but the problem is the health system in Bloodborne is fundamentally broken and basically designed to be annoying. It should have been like Dark Souls which already perfected the healing system, where you have a set number of healing items every time you die and they always come back.
@@RegalPixelKing You actually can inrease the cap on blood vials and quicksilver bullets. I think it requires runes or some kind of weapon upgrade though.
I get your point though.
I'm getting secondhand pride from watching ur gf win! Buy her more nuggies
The way he pops in... "You don't like the messengers?".
Killed me. 😄
There's nothing quite like the euphoria of defeating a boss that's been causing you grief. My hands have shaken many a time in this game 😵
"I don't want your patronizing rubs." Classic Scot refusing love and compassion.
I love how enthusiastic and proud she got. So boss.
Okay, I REALLY felt that at the end. The PS5 version of Demon Souls is my first venture into FromSoftware/Souls like games. I’ve had the game since I got my PS5, and I tried so hard to figure it out and just gave up and quit. Then one day, I sat down and said “I’m going to beat this first boss, I refuse to let it beat me.” I finally did and then went “Okay yup, I’m hooked, the feeling is amazing, I need more.”
Dude! I watched the video without blinking an eye just to realize at the end that you only have 3k subscribers!!! I expected to see at least 400k man! Congrats on the amazing content and a happy birthday to this brave huntress!! That was some impressive slashing there at the end!
Bloodborne grinding is what makes it worth it when u finally get that item u want or that weapon/ spell whatever it may be I love love love the soulsborne games
That rush of dopamine at the end of a boss fight is what keeps me coming back to them
Damn this was good :D I even got teary eyed at the grand finale with Cleric Beast. Really took me back to my first hours with BB.
It's been so long since i started playing soulsborne game that I dont really have the feeling of accomplishment when you finally slay a boss.
But thank to this video I remember all those hour against the abyss watchers on my first run on any souls...
I was a fool and went directly their instead of the cathedral and so was seriously underleveled for someone playing a soulsgame for the first time.
It took me 10 hours to grind and kill him that day, and I was so happy.
I didn't understand why i could'nt go in irithyll and so came back to previous area to see if i had missed something... i laughed so hard when i saw that i totally skipped 2 boss and an immense part of the game.
When after 50h of gameplay and an uncountable number of death I finally beat the souls of cinder I knew this was my type of game.
(I let you imagine what happend when i discovered the archpeak dragon zone and the nameless king fight)
Thank you for the video and good luck to her on her adventure (sorry for my english i'm french)
29:50 I remember the same thing happening to me when I fought the cleric beast. I feel like the game is actually designed to make that moment so epic at this point. you run out of blood viles but the beast is so low. You dash in and trade blow for blow like a mighty gladiator ignoring all safety as your opponent finally falls and you are the last standing. you put your controller down and raise your arms in victory, the gesture controls kicking in making your character do a victory pose as well.
My very first game on ps4 was Bloodborne and I have never used a controller before. This video reminded me of a learning process that I had faced long ago, this felt very nostalgic for me. 24:51 is exact what happened to me in my first hour, my cane broke, so I restarted the whole game. The frustration that I have can't be described.
Thank you for this video, it was very nostalgic for me.
sorry in advance for every mistake I have done.
The classic response of a gamer's heart, "this shit will not beat me." Way to kick ass, girl!
Thank you both, those two videos and her journey within was extremely satisfying to watch. Well done!
Looking forward to eventual couple let's play channel that this becomes. The sound quality was way better for both of you this time than the dark souls ones x
Thanks! 😂 I think the subtitles helped circumvent the sound mixing issues too.
Wow, my man - this was very well done, and a fellow Scot! I love the presentation, you've earned yourself a wee sub :)
The Noobus cowers in fear at the monsters.
Me and the monsters: "Come to papa, my children. I'll read you all a bedtime story."
"It will be your last"
Bloodborne is the cream of the crop. So good. Makes me wanna play it again. I had ds 1,2 and 3 experience and was someone who basically always two handed and never used shields, so it felt pretty comfortable at that point. I got my ass handed to me numerous times too. I'd have hated to play this as someone with no experience or someone who relies on shields.
Her relief after beating the cleric beast was just so wholesome.
I like that to comfort her you didn't try to give advice, didn't try to reassure or ask if she wanted to stop, you just asked if she wanted some MaccyD's. That's a smart BF move.
Also props to her for sticking on through and wanting to play more Dark Souls after all of that. I have a friend who's a long time gamer who didn't even have the conviction to get past the bonfire mob.
I mean I can be in the most bloodborne mindset, since it is my fav anyway, and I still call blood echoes "souls" lol
This video really hit me hard. Though I played since I was a little girl, Bloodborne was my very first souls game.
Your gf's frustration was my own frustration. The more I played at the first stages, the more I wanted about EVERYTHING. And after long gaming session I got tired and it became even more frustrating.
Some of the things she said and sigh she sighed were my very own and this led me to root for her!
I remember feeling the way she felt with the cleric beast, but in my case with Logarius. I spent dozen of f-in sessions trying to slay him. When I finally killed that mf, the joy and relief was immeasurable. I deeply understand her joy.
Go girl, you can conquer whatever you want!
As they say: "Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer".
Awesome and respect for her, that she kept fighting. That relief when you finaly done a boss ;) Iam currently into Dark Souls 2 DLC Bosses
"Born by the Blood, made men by the blood..."
Girlfriend: (Cpt. America): 'I know that reference! '
I actually felt emotional at the end. The hard won triumph. I was on the edge of my seat. (and my seven yr old, who recently saw be playing Bloodborne and wanted to make his own character, cheered loudly when she felled the beast)
"Lever"? Never! I've fallen into a fever.
30:05....the moment the dealer knows you're coming back for more of his product
Bro. She played Beastsouls for 10 HOURS STRAIGHT!? If you don't marry her I will ;)
Fun fact if you kill gascoigne first you can summon a different character at a different place that appears near the house to help with the cleric beast instead
"The messengers have more gifts for you"
What happened to no backseat gaming?
Am so happy for you guys! First, well more like my 4th playthrough in bloodborne i gave up when i had to fight the cleric beast. For 2 years it was sitting idly. Then i decided to give it another go. every mastery of a section gave me confidence and bloodlust. Hardest boss in the game turned out to be was self defeat. Quite nostalgic feeling watching the cries of utter victory in dire situations
Im so glad she gets to enjoy Dark Souls for the first time!
Just waiting for her to quit at Blight Town 😂
gotta love to see her at the end just 'resign' herself and being out of healing just step up and whack away at that boss to beat it
lmao this kinda proves hbomberguys video about bloodborne teaching how to play dark souls better etc
btw I felt like that too lmao
Good for her for sticking with it. I think she realized when she defeated the cleric beast what these games are all about: facing seemingly insurmountable odds and overcoming them and garnering the spoils of war from the turmoil which EA calls “a sense of pride and accomplishment”. There is nothing like that feeling of beating a boss you’ve been bashing your head against for hours. I bashed my head against artorias for the first time 78 times (I counted them) until I finally beat him. The feeling was indescribable